One person with this first name had treasonous meetings with Francis Dereham and Thomas Culpeper, resulting in their executions. Another person with this first name may have been poisoned by Sir Thomas Seymour, who was eager to pursue the future Elizabeth I. A third person with this first name served as an ambassador to England from Spain in 1507. That person with this name was the widow of Arthur, Prince of Wales. One person with this name was the mother of Mary I, whose marriage to her most notable husband was ruled null by Thomas Cranmer, allowing her husband to marry Anne Boleyn. For 10 points, give this first name of women named Parr and Howard, as well as a woman from Aragon, all three of whom were wives of Henry VIII.
One person with this first name had treasonous meetings with Francis Dereham and Thomas Culpeper, resulting in their executions. Another person with this first name may have been poisoned by Sir Thomas Seymour, who was eager to pursue the future Elizabeth I. A third person with this first name served as an ambassador to England from Spain in 1507. That person with this name was the widow of Arthur, Prince of Wales. One person with this name was the mother of Mary I, whose marriage to her most notable husband was ruled null by Thomas Cranmer, allowing her husband to marry Anne Boleyn. For 10 points, give this first name of women named Parr and Howard, as well as a woman from Aragon, all three of whom were wives of Henry VIII.
One person with this first name had treasonous meetings with Francis Dereham and Thomas Culpeper, resulting in their executions.
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